This sermon explores Joshua chapter 2, focusing on the story of Rahab the prostitute who hid Israelite spies in Jericho. The central message emphasizes that God is always the hero of His people's story, not human effort or ability. Through Rahab's account, we see how God's miraculous works on behalf of His people became a witness to unbelievers, leading to confession of faith. The sermon challenges believers to avoid two temptations: running ahead of God with human pragmatism, or sitting passively without prayer and expectation. Rahab's inclusion in Jesus' genealogy demonstrates God's amazing grace and mercy, showing that He can redeem anyone regardless of their past. The sermon calls the church to seek God's presence above all else, trusting that when the community sees God working among His people, it leads to authentic witness and salvation.